chemical engineering

Jorge Mesquita ’83 has a formula for success: 50% humility + 50% self-confidence = success “If you have humility, you learn, and you never assume that you’ve got it all figured out,” Mesquita says. “And if you have self-confidence, then you have the strength to power through the inevitable obstacles and the challenges you face. So, I always try to…

He was honored with the New Holland Young Researcher Award from the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers.

Inspired by the environment in their country of origin, three Bangladeshi Florida Tech researchers are working to find a solution. 

Reza and his Ph.D. student, Al Ibtida Sultana, were honored at the meeting of the Florida section of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers.

More than 100 projects will be displayed, from a mental health app for college students to a lunar landing pad built from Moon materials.

Dr. Toufiq Reza discusses his research turning "waste" into "resources" and how we can help.

The first-year student plans to study chemical engineering and looks forward to Florida Tech's hands-on learning.

Crediting their Florida Tech experiences, several spring ’21 graduates accepted full-time positions before they even graduated.

University chemical engineering assistant professor Toufiq Reza is using renewable energy research to assist his home country of Bangladesh.

Important research may give insight in enabling future designs of other molecules that can modulate brain signals.